15 Great SNES Fighting Games That (Almost) Everyone Forgot

You've played all the Super Nintendo fighting hits, but have you ever tried these overlooked gems?
With so many popular video games on the market today, many fans have forgotten about some unique fighting games from the 1990s. These days, fighting games are in the best shape they've been since the 3D era of gaming began. All the major fighting games have found a niche audience, from original concepts like Street Fighter to games based on popular anime like Dragon Ball FighterZ. But not every franchise from the SNES ages managed to remain relevant in gaming communities.
Though there are plenty of amazing fighting game franchises in circulation today, the gaming world left a number of gems behind. Some games were replaced because more popular fighting games were released with better graphics or smoother gameplay. Others simply released at the wrong time, but that doesn't mean they weren't great games. They simply faded into history, with developers moving on to bigger projects and players moving on to newer, more recognizable games.
There’s a lot more to the SNES library than just Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat or Killer Instinct, and more than three decades later, many of these games are still criminally overlooked. These are the best 15 underrated fighting games on the SNES
Intro and Outro Music
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Games Featured
0:00 Intro
0:24 1993 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters
1:02 1993 Power Instinct
1:39 1993 Godzilla: Kaijuu Daikessen
2:17 1994 Yu Yu Hakusho Final: Makai Saikyō Retsuden
3:07 1994 Taekwon-Do
3:37 1994 Ranma ½: Chougi Ranbu Hen
4:10 1994 Kidou Butouden G-Gundam
4:54 1994 Fighter's History
5:33 1995 Weaponlord
06:21 1995 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition
06:54 1995 Battle Tycoon: Flash Hiders SFX
07:57 1995 Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu
08:58 1995 Super Variable Geo
10:02 1996 Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Duel
11:09 1996 Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Super S: Zenin Sanka!! Shuyaku Soudatsusen
11:46 Outro
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[@BitsBeats]

You've played all the Super Nintendo fighting hits, but have you ever tried these overlooked gems?

[@triplestar100]

@3:38-4:09= developed by Masaya... as in "Cho Aniki" Masaya? THAT explains everything, LOL!

[@mariowario5945]

Do you mainly play these retro fighting games single player? I was just wondering since games like fatal fury 2 for the neo geo are literally almost unplayable in single player mode. The ai reads every one of your moves and has temporary invincibility frames where your attacks wont land. I just want a good single player fighting experience but I have yet to find one after relentlessly searching the neo geo fighting games library and much more.

[@zengram]

Played some of this in emulation. TMNT tournament fighters and Gundam wing are the best ones of the list

[@DanielDOleo]

I'll add Primal Rage and World Heroes to the list. Maybe WH is known butt not to much.

[@antiseize11]

I've owned both the Ninja Turtles and Power Rangers games. The only other game I heard of is Fighters History (because of Street Fighter). And never heard of the other fighters here

[@MagisterHamid]

Gundam Wing endless duel is probably one of the best looking 16 bit games ever. It’s plays and feels more 32 bit than 16 bit. Crazy that it was never related in the west.

[@BitsBeats]

Totally agree. That game looks like it's from a 32 bit generation. It's fantastic

[@gundamw3490]

I still play now

[@sunnyj209]

It has its slowdown moments lol

[@MagisterHamid]

@@Shinobi33 Gundam was released after Power Rangers

[@Shinobi33]

@@MagisterHamid yea I thought it was the other way around at first

[@ReaverPrime]

Endless Duel was so good. It was easily one of the best looking games of that generation. My brothers and I spent countless hours playing it on emulation way back when. It was the reason we figured out how to configure a second controller to the emulator. Years later after moving away from home, it was the first SFC cartridge I imported. Even though by that time, PS2 was king of the world, I still got my jollies in my Navy barracks room playing a Super Famicom fighter.

[@iarefook]

Fun fact, if you play the game and not lose a match, your last boss fight will be Epyon. I dont think i was ever able to beat Epyon. If I did, it was definitely down to the wire as I've spend a lot of time fighting him and got close so many times. Dont remember if you have to be in hard mode or not to get him to trigger. I wanna say Epyon is also a hidden character but only playable in versus mode.

[@Selanium]

Gundam Wing Endless Duel’s opening absolutely blew my mind back in the day. I went so far as to have the opening theme for it play as my pc startup theme. 1 of the best games on the system hands down.

[@blackenedheart9592]

It's amazing how many Super Famicom games had voices. No matter what genre. Fighting, RPGs, shooters, platformers, beat em ups, but western SNES games didn't have nowhere near as many voices.

[@thomasbeall9069]

It’s the Sony sampling tech that it used. It’s how they could use various sound boards and sample any real sounds.

[@SunnyTacos]

Yu Yu Hakusho Final is an excellent game I had it when I was a kid, if you perform a special move when the enemy has low health there's a short cutscene, that blew my mind as a kid, not to mention the amazing OST, this and Dragon Ball Hyper Dimension are one of my favorite Fighters ever.

[@DigiPen92]

Did your parents get a copy of Yu Yu Hakasho Final imported from Japan from online and pull the things inside the cartilage slots that was preventing Japanese Copies played in the SNES consoles out of the SNES consoles to play Japanese Region Games on your SNES console?

[@SunnyTacos]

@@DigiPen92 I lived in Japan at the time.

[@job489]

I owned and played TMNT Tournament Fighters so many times as a kid. It's a shame this game was overlooked when it was a lot of fun.

[@BainesMkII]

It returned in the recent TMNT Cowabunga Collection. The original releases were hurt by the lack of an arcade release during a period when fighting games were defined by the arcade. It didn't really help that each console (SNES, Genesis, NES) received a completely different incarnation of the game.

[@johnriddlebaugh7436]

I've played TMNT Tournament Fighter and the Ninja Turtles were a popular franchise at the time, so many of their fans heard of this game. Many of the games on this list were Japanese exclusives.

[@loganford3921]

Mobile Suit Gundam Wing Endless Duel is like a 16 bit version of Cyberbots and I think it's even better than Capcom's 32 bit fighter.

[@chriskater]

The Taekwondo game looks amazing. Very nice graphics and I love the cheering crowd in the background. The game looks so alive with so much people here and there like it was a real tournament. Really want to try that one along with the Ranma one that I didn't even know it existed.

[@kakolicht]

I didn't know that Power Instinct and Fighter's History were ported to the SNES!😱 I played them in arcades a lot back in the day🥰 Weapon Lord more than deserve to be resurrected. Imagine it remade and running on current hardware!

[@NukeA6]

There was redesign project for Weaponlord but it never took off. The art is absolutely amazing though and I would support a crowd-fund if it was ever done especially if they added more fighters.

[@knuko6043]

That's a shame Battle Tycoon Flash Hiders SFX never left Japan, this game is awesome and its story mode is pretty original.

[@BitsBeats]

I am with you. It's a good fighting game and its approach is totally unique

[@SeanSpencerNekoEspirito]

I had a a SNES emulator with Gundam on it and that was such a fun, gorgeous game. Nice mix of fighting styles to reflect the characters' suits, too!

[@FreedomDaveX]

Ranma 1/2 Hard Battle was a really fun game that I would have included over an import. It used to be one of my favorite games that I owned back in the 90s. Even though the controls were a little weird, It had amazing graphics and animation and a really great soundtrack.

[@Black0wt20]

I forgot about that game. Such a dope soundtrack.

[@seanmyster6]

Thankfully, we now have the Cowabunga Collection featuring TMNT: Tournament Fighters with online play! 😄

[@sonio1920]

Grew up with Gundam Wing Endless Dual thanks to my older siblings. The game still holds up today. Thanks for showing it in this vid. Subbed.

[@mr.lolypopofficial7559]

Tournament fighters it was my first snes game... I work hard to save my money, and buy a snes, and that cartridge... And i pay little by little, and when I have finished, I take it home... Aaaaah, so many memories... The artbook has a beautiful illustration of chrome dome...

[@erikedu1119]

Wow!!! the presentation aspect of these games is Fantastic!

[@JohnCharb87]

Mobile Fighter G-Gundam was a show I watched a lot on Toonami. The over-the-topness made the show special especially SHINING FINGER!!

[@greensun1334]

The SNES was a pretty powerful machine, clearly the best choice for fighting games in the early to mid 90s. It's still my favourite console.

[@Zahir658]

Fun Fact: I played all of them through my cousin who had the Super Famicom as he prefers that one over the SNES version.

[@mathesb]

Great video with a good selection of games! I'm glad to own an original copy of Gundam Wing Endless Duel. The game is worth playing even today when you're into fighting games. I love the intro and its overall music.

[@graptakular]

Endless Duel...now THAT was a game. Everything about it was solid. So good!

[@sadowolf]

Glad you threw the "almost" in there for those of us who would otherwise raid the comment section talking about how we haven't forgotten any of them haha. For me personally the only one that I just completely forgot/may not have ever known about was Taekwon-Do. Everything else I'd played, owned, or at least heard of (always wanted to play Battle Tycoon). And I played the hell out of some Endless Duel!

[@guve25]

When I was a kid, my dad often time went to Japan for work and he always brings back games from Japan to play on my SFC. I remember playing almost all of the games on this list.

[@pallafox]

me and my brother played Gundam endless duel nonstop, the aircombos were introduced here way before marvel vs capcom series. And I'm glad you used Heavyarms stage to feature.. amazing track!!

[@TheTrueBro]

TMNT Tournament Fighters isn't overlooked at all. It has a quite surprising competitive scene and people researched some tech on it. Gundam W Endless Duel, a shame that game got stuck in Japan because it's gorgeous.

[@BitsBeats]

You are right. In fact, from the list it's probably the best known game. Although I think Konami itself was more confident in its sales success (which finally didn't happen).

[@user-or3xg2id6e]

It's 1998, you just downloaded Snes9x, saw the Gundam title, hit download. The next week you were buying a 2nd controller and inviting your friends over. Probably one of the best fighters in HISTORY. Two years later, Gundam Battle Assault released in US on PS1.

[@TheHummChannel]

All your videos are awesome 👌 keep the good work bro

[@BitsBeats]

Many thanks mate!

[@leeentertainmentchannel247]

Thanks man. Gotta give all these a try

[@ThePerro]

TMNT Tournament Fighters was really cool, from what I remember playing of it though the controls just weren't as responsive as Street Fighter, but then again during the time it came out that was probably a very high bar to reach

[@JcDizon]

The Gundam Wing Endless: Duel game is so good. Not only the gameplay and graphics but the soundtrack is so good, definitely in the top 5 for SNES games. I actually have several videos of me playing that game with a buddy over a decade ago in my channel. I've also played the Sailor Moon and Ranma games a long time ago but I never really paid attention to them.

[@Smoothie_The_Gamecat]

Now fans of classic TMNT can enjoy Tournament Fighters SNES on the Cowabunga Collection.

[@vichyssoise80]

Endless Duel was awesome. TMNT, too. Wow on Power Instinct!! I've played the 2nd one and on with my friend (Matrimelee is his favorite), but never saw the first one!

[@vandieyahya1024]

I like this new presentation, that you showed the demo/opening first, then the gameplay. Also the texts are more rich imo!

[@BitsBeats]

Thank you very much! I always try to improve with each new video. My goal is to give you consistently high quality content

[@KaiMangaKnight]

I'm playing Fighter's History and Fighter's History: Mizoguchi Kiki Ippatsu on the Data East Classic Collection cartridge from Retro Bit. Other fighting games I play on the Super Everdrive x5 at the moment.

[@pavelardo2996]

fantastic 2d art in several of this games, of this list I ever only played and love endless duel and tmnt tournament fighters.

[@vibri_]

Ranma 1/2 Chougi Ranbu Hen was really polished, i remember there was a tournament in EVO Japan back in 2020

[@john1120]

Fun fact played all these games on the Snes emulator back in HS. Actually was lucky enough to play ranama1/2 on snes in the early 90's before the anime hype. Btw that gundam fighter game was remade for the PS1 flew under radars undetected tho. So did the MMPR fighting game! So many memories.

[@jotakux7489]

Holy smokes that’s a fast turnover. Thank you bits and beats, love these vids and you deliver quite often. Can’t wait to see the Saturn and ps version of these one day.

[@BitsBeats]

Thank you very much! I really like your idea, I will end up making videos about it. You have my word!

[@deesaed1802]

Taekwon-Do is crazy good. Have a tons of fun playing it with a friend. Excellent combination of martial Art and arcade style.

[@WanArk86]

Was it the Sailormoon game that the fighting game community deemed broken?

[@GameHunter720]

yep that's the one

[@jeffreako7411]

Those scanline! You won't feel that snes nostalgia without it

[@enderhx]

That Weapon Lord game looks so fun!

[@daviamorim]

What's that song that plays in the outro? It's amazing! Where can I listen to it?

[@Nico_Pun_Nise_Robin]

Mmpr fighting edition was my favorite when I was a kid along with Saturday night slam masters

[@walterht8083]

Weaponlord is great, super deep, and received a lot of hype in videogame magazines before its release (and very little after its release), it was like designed by 90s fighting game nerds to make it as deep as possible. I was a kid in the 90s and was weirded out by how my Nintendo magazine had built up hype for this game for months, and nothing at all after its release. Wiki has some examples on how revolutionary it was ""At its core, Weaponlord is a standard 2D fighting game experience. Where it differs is in its gameplay mechanics, and in some of its aesthetic choices and presentation. The game features thrust-blocking, an aggressive blocking system similar to Street Fighter III's Parry system. Also introduced in the game are Deflect moves, a counterattack maneuver that each character has. Certain special moves, known as "Take Downs", knock opponents onto their back. A player can then follow up with additional attacks while their foe is still on the floor. In addition, when certain attacks are performed on an opponent in mid-swing, the player can cut off a piece of their clothing or their hair. Players can finish off matches using "Death Combos", Fatality-style combination attacks that can have a gory effect on opponents. Weaponlord's fighters possess between 9 and 12 special moves each. Moves can be executed one of several ways: sweeping motions on the directional pad followed by an attack button, "charge" moves where a directional button is held for 2 seconds quickly followed by the opposite direction, and finally an attack button, or hold down moves where the player must first hold down an attack button, followed by a directional motion, and finish it by releasing said attack button.""

[@Tanooki25]

Taekwon-Do is a really good fighting game. You can do an instant KO if you find the right moment. I just love that.

[@BitsBeats]

It's one of my favorites from that era, too bad it didn't make it to the western market

[@MrXMysteriousX]

Quite a few of these have awesome anime pixel art, not to mention some solid fighting mechanics.

[@thespectre1071]

Back in the day I was convinced that the TMNT tournament fighters was gonna be the next big thing and was looking forward to a sequel but alas this would never be 😞(sigh) the road not taken....but on the brightside we got a Bits & Beats vid 😁👍

[@BitsBeats]

Here I am to rescue from oblivion the gems that made us vibrate when we were young!

[@thespectre1071]

@@BitsBeats that's why your the man man

[@regs7487]

There is a fan made sequel called TMNT X JL Turbo. It's on pc. Check it out!

[@thespectre1071]

@@regs7487 like a 16 bit version of injustice 2 lol wow so cool

[@GeovaneSanciniSR]

I rented the Yu Yu Hakusho Final and the MMPR Fighting game a LOT back in the day (one of benefits of pirated cartridges being common in south america, we got a lot of japanese games like YYH and Ranma)

[@FlorderreyVello]

No to forget all the Neo Geo Games like Samurai Showdown, World Heroes 1 & 2, Art of Fighting Fatal Fuy 2 & Special.

[@daviddefortier5970]

Weapon lord has an oddball special moves system, but if you can get into it, the game plays very fluidly and you can chain combo like crazy! I loved this game back in the day. Easy a top 10 snes game

[@laccess911]

Fighting games on 16bits consoles were a bit mess. Luckily, street fighter was there to save the day.

[@Aibahm]

I played some in this list when I was young. Ranma was very popular in Thailand at the time it was released. But the best one for me is Gundam Wing Endless Duel.

[@maleficentdunn5370]

Love the videos titled: "Why are you not playing Weaponlord?" Or "Play Weaponlord "

[@keithunderwood8803]

Great list

[@chichiboypumpi]

Never had an SNES after our first console the Famicom, it was the Megadrive, would definitely buy the classics if finances permit.

[@Nolasco.]

So many great titles that never left Japan 😔 Thanks for the video 👍

[@michellelincoln9987]

I've heard of all these games and played several of them, Tournament Fighters and Super VG being among my favorite fighting games I hate to be that person, but since you brought up multiple obscure Japanese exclusive fighters, I'm surprised there was no mention of Battle Master: Kyuukyoku no Senshitachi

[@kylestyle5693]

Great vid! Thanks for the hard work. Long Live Retro!

[@BitsBeats]

Many thanks!!

[@kellenmoon3084]

i played that gundam W endless duel, too many times, and this what happened, at the end, usually its zech pict as final boss with his gundam, but it changed into epyon pilot (forgot the name, but its fit to the story).

[@CharlyHyo]

El SNES conto con muchos juegos buenos de pelea, sin duda los basados en anime tenian su merito, pero el de Yu Yu Hakusho, Ranma, Gundam Endless Duel y Sailor Moon Super S son los mejorcitos. Mas por que en Gundam lo hizo Natsume y el de Sailor Moon lo hizo ArcSystemWorks lo cual se nota en su gameplay al ser algo fluido, lastima que la secuela lo medio arruino ya que fue otro estudio el que lo hizo.

[@BitsBeats]

Como ya bien has dicho en algún que otro comentario... lo de Natsume era otra liga. De mis desarrolladoras favoritas de la época

[@Globalastral5]

Everyone in the West who had some sort of SNES emulator have played Endless Duel

[@jordanlatter6934]

TMNT Tournament Fighters was fantastic. I learned how to fight with every character 😅

[@BelmontClan]

I remember ranma 1/2 hard battle cause it was advertised on a vhs of one of the episodes. Endless duel Gundam wing yea I played that emulated and than playing power rangers fighter power rangers was poorly done and limited fighters but at least they included Ivan ooze would have been nice if they included the original megazord, dragonzord, dragonzord in fighting mode, red dragon in fighting mode to expand the roster or even tigerzord warrior mode

[@JackgarPrime]

Back in the day, Gundam Wing Endless Duel was the first game I ever did Netplay on zSNES for.

[@EpicJasonX9000]

that Godzilla game is a lot of fun. it's a shame that it never came to the states similar to Super BTTF II since I would of loved those games as a kid.

[@imcutegirl146]

Same :( just how life is hard for us 😭💔

[@Chaz4543]

They werent releasing the Godzilla movies in the US during that era. They got released on VHS in the US years after they came out In Japan.

[@randallgoeswhere]

No one forgot about Ranma. Anime just never got mainstream recognition in the 90's.

[@Jackrost01]

Sailor Moon S more specifically well known as "kusoge". It's so unbalanced and crazy that it's dumb fun. I recommend to see highlights from tournaments. Weaponlord is underrated. Big amount of mechanics and crazy combos. Recommendation to go and look at combo videos from this game. Gundam W Endless duel is superb. Good control and very clean and colorful graphics. Sad that this game have balance issues. Recommendation to go and look at combo videos

[@pheenmachine]

Weaponlord is so underrated. The parrying, weapon breaks/collisions, combos and staggering to extend the combis and into fatalities is awesome. On top of that the story mode changes depending on which characters you perform finishing moves on .

[@Jackrost01]

@@pheenmachine Big issue is balance and wacky input for specials and of course how you approch to mixups. You can gain muscle memory for inputs, but game is prety fast to follow all list of inputs for your chacter. It's have logic, that input copy same direction as your character do this move, but you need very fast to move your fingers and parry at the same time. Limited animation also confuse. For combo - this game have plenty infinites. Snes version have them big amount of it. Mixups is strange. Almost no one have overhead. To break throught block you need to use armor breaker move.It weakenss block for next attacks. So defender need to use, but with this animations is really not easy

[@jyukarozhana]

I didn't play tmnt, yu yu hakusho and sailor moon until recently, but I've known those games for a long time

[@verron1600]

There was a exclusive one call Tuff E Nuff.

[@weaponleonX]

So many games look amazing.

[@lonewolffang]

There actually is a copy of Ranma 1/2 Hard Battle on the SNES. I played it back when my grandfather's stepdaughter had a rental store. When they were going out of business I tried to buy it but it was already sold off to pay off any debt they owed. Sucks I never got the chance to buy it off them but luck would have it someone is selling it on Amazon for a fair price.

[@xmini-ul7je]

Gundam E.D., the best fighting game of the 16bit era. Probing the Snes has no issues reproducing CPS2 gameplay and aesthetics. Hope that PVSNES LIB will bring us something even better than this game. See ya.

[@danielcambray5575]

The yu yu Hakusho games were dope.

[@tymothyl]

My favorite SNES fighting Game 1. Street Fighter 2 2 Dragon Ball Z 2 3. Yuyu Final

[@chengfu7063]

Just another reason why the 90s will always be the better era you could live

[@vicetube]

THIS. Is why Xmen: Children of the Atom is one of the greatest fighting games of all time. It too was released in 94/95 and it's so incredibly good, it not only blows all its feeble competition out of the water but it aged like fine wine to this day. Far superior to all of it's muffled, clunky, so called "peer group". And I say that as a fighting game enthusiast. People will make excuse after excuse but almost 30 years later...there is no excuse. I give it it's flowers and take a bow to true vision and beauty. Its literally decades ahead of it's time...

[@MYSEGAISBROKEN]

Gundam wing endless duel and the mighty Morphin power rangers fighting edition on snes both used the same engine more or less which was a great move.

[@Ozymondias99]

Tmnt tournamet fighters was an awesome game.

[@pheenmachine]

Weaponlord is so epic. If they had smoothed out the SNES gameplay a little more it would have been much more regarded. Maybe one day DJAMES will get the chance, IIRC he worked on the KI reboot .

[@mmmaclovin]

Primal Rage was a good one too

[@MKF30]

Nice list obviously MK, SF and KI are the top dogs of fish on SNES but nice list. I've always loved Primal Rage, TMNT TF, Clayfighter and others here. Also no Street Combat? 😜

[@BitsBeats]

I have not played Street Combat! This weekend I'll dedicate a few hours to it ;)

[@MKF30]

@@BitsBeats Oh nice! :)

[@luisreyes1963]

What a pity we never got to play that Godzilla fight game or Variable Geo. Instead, we get a cut-rate Mortal Kombat, Weaponlord. 😞

[@jyukarozhana]

I played the ranma 1/2 ranma game a lot when I was in kindergarten and I went to an ex-friend's house, the same as the power ranger game with a neighbor when I was in kindergarten

[@maxducoudray]

The real problem with 16-bit fighting games is that most people will play them via emulation. And at that point, it’s just as easy to emulate arcade games, which are a lot better during this era.

[@serjinmachado90]

Ranma 1/2 actually seems to be a great game... Liked those sprites...

[@maddestmike5791]

If only there was a new Power Rangers game as good as MMPR The Fighting Eddition.

[@antiseize11]

One could hope, best we got is Battle For The Grid

[@macmania007]

Battle Master?? I had this game XD and Primal Rage

[@foxmulder5438]

gundam wing is my favorite fighting game of snes. is forgotten by the most of the people, I dont know why. but is hardly to find this rom in the packs.

[@nimaiiikun]

that Sailor moon fighting game was super hard with a cheap AI. I received it from some woman in Japan who was giving away all her childhood games.

[@ralphb446]

I know you hear this often but what’s the name of your intro music? It sounds epic would love to hear the full song

[@BitsBeats]

Aries Beats "Synthwave Dreams 2020"

[@nojuanatall3281]

Even the gundam fighter on gba is great. Limited controls and all.

[@th3blackghost214]

Hands down the weapon Lord was the toughest game I've ever played

[@kanetchanapai6898]

Gundam Wing is one of the best ❤

[@ivangarcia3182]

Like 👍 your videos keep up the great work

[@BitsBeats]

Many thanks Ivan!

[@kingnothing5706]

I thought I was the only one that remembered Weaponlord. I'm probably still not far from right.

[@LSSJTHOR]

"Gundam Battle Assault 2" has all the "G Gundam" and "Gundam Wing"in it

[@sannsan33]

Power ranger and gundam fighting game i considered those a high profile fighting game, i play a lot especialy power ranger game right after finish watching the movie i turn my snes power on and doing transformation gimmick using controler..😂😅 People say G gundam is the worst gundam series, but to me is the first gundam series i watch also the first gundam game i play and it was very memorable.. btw, gundam battle assault 2 on psx is the best gundam fighting game. Imo